Robbinsville EA joins community to secure school funding 

By Ani McHugh, NJEA Communications Consultant  Robbinsville Education Association President Jennie Paulino has an established track record of joining forces with the Robbinsville community to advocate for students.   In…

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Read more about the article UTEA Summer Block Party unites community
In August, the Union Township Education Association (UTEA) sponsored a community block party at Rabkin Park in Union Township. From left: UTEA VP Rich D’Avanzo, Union Twp. Asst. Business Administrator Bill Reyes, UTEA President Ann Margaret Shannon, Marina Reilly, parent of 4 Union students and a member of the UTEA Community Schools Committee and UTEA Exec at Large for Elementary Kristin Nunes.

UTEA Summer Block Party unites community

On Aug. 15, the Union Township Education Association (UTEA) sponsored a community block party at Rabkin Park in Union Township. The event was a huge success, with hundreds of people…

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Middle Twp. Education Association hosts Pizza and Paychecks

The Middle Township Education Association held a Pizza and Paychecks on Wednesday, Oct. 25. Members learned all about their paychecks and deductions from NJEA Consultant Martha Septynski while enjoying pizza…

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A lifelong passion for activism 

Meet Antoinett Hall, 2023 Essex County Educational Support Professional of the Year  When Antoinett Hall was 12 years old, she began her career as an activist.   “I used to come…

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AI in the classroom?

Students’ perspectives   Dr. Glen Coleman, Naomi Roth, Isabella Iturrate and Tessa Klein How we got here  By Dr. Glen Coleman  In the beginning of the school year, some students…

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Read more about the article Still wild after all these years 
The Bayshore Center offers three-hour education sails on the AJ Meerwald to help students learn about the history and ecology of the Delaware Bay while sailing on New Jersey’s official tall ship.

Still wild after all these years 

By Kathryn Coulibaly  After a three-year hiatus caused by the pandemic, Wild about Cumberland! returned in spring 2023, bigger than before. Citizens United to Protect the Maurice River and Its…

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Read more about the article Bridging the gap
BRHS Peer to Peer Club members, BRHS and Burlington County staff, and first responders teamed up to create training videos to help first responders and others who have been touched by addiction.

Bridging the gap

The fight against addiction By Sharon Milano  The fight against opioid and alcohol addiction has brought Bordentown Regional High School (BRHS) students and first responders together to collaborate on a…

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A life of service

Military veterans in education By Kathryn Coulibaly  Growing up in western New York, Sandi Wilcox knew many Marines, including her father. After graduating from high school, Wilcox decided to enlist.…

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